Citrus takes a few years to get going you’ll probably see a few fruit next season

HI ken adrian .. no i have not done a soil test . i know i should. will do it soon. however the soil seems fertile.. and trees grow well with watering.

hi melikeeatplants. thanks. yeah guess it will fruit next season.

here are three guavas plucked yesterday from 2 guava trees .... quite nice big size... i realise they preferably should ripen on the tree but i know the birds are waiting too!

I agree that you should have a soil test. They are not that difficult. Your local ag office can direct you on what to do. Usually it consists of taking a small amount of soil to them and they send it to their lab and you'll get a detailed report of nutrient levels. Then they will recommend what to add and in what quantities for your particular soil. Cost is usually a few dollars.

Simply pouring on fertilizer willy nilly, is not a good idea. Too much of one thing like Phosphorus can contaminate you soil and ground water. Too much nitrogen can make your trees have lots of leaves but not necessarily any or more fruit.

thanks Bill. that's very informative. i'll be doing just that.